Sentence examples for particularly know from inspiring English sources

You don't particularly know who is going to do the shooting until two of the kids receive these guns they've ordered over the internet towards the end.

There is also loyalty at play, I suspect, towards Marber, a contemporary at Oxford though they didn't particularly know each other.

To quote the American farmer and essayist Wendell Berry – a man who in my experience speaks the crash-tested truth – "people exploit what they have merely concluded to be of value, but they defend what they love, and to defend what we love we need a particularising language, for we love what we particularly know".

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Do I particularly know what I'm talking about?

Caramoor Jazz Festival is particularly know for spotting up and comers, and this year feature trumpeter Etienne Charles and his Creole Soul Band, saxophonist Bria Skonberg, harpist Brandee Younger, and the Harlem Stride Piano Hour.

And none of them are particularly known for roast chicken".

The state is particularly known for its redwood trees.

Walters was particularly known for her interviews with world notables.

Syria was never particularly known for its oil wealth.

The festival is particularly known as a platform for promoting and popularizing new films.